It's difficult to summarise everything that has taken Micah Erenberg on this journey, however, these sounds have settled into the young songwriter's core as he begins to release his latest project The Secret Beach, which comes with brand new single "God Is" a continuation of the honesty and songwriting excellence which has so quickly become his calling card. "God Is" feels like a blast of fresh air in today's music world, where glossy production often obscures genuine emotion. Micah's method here is refreshingly direct and unassuming, bringing listeners into a very personal space with no awkwardness and no sense of trying too hard.
This song is a window into the artist's soul, an openhearted conversation that is at once intimate and universal. What makes The Secret Beach stand out, especially in "God Is," is the directness of the songwriting. The lyrics to Micah's music are remarkably simple, yet profoundly insightful, making the profound seem accessible. It is just this particular lens through which Micah sees the world that gives the track such poignant power. Each line feels carefully shaped, not for showboating's sake, but to expose truths about faith, existence, and the hidden little mysteries that give shape to our lives. "God Is" achieves this earnestness with a warmth and understated complexity that sounds like sincerity, with a sound. The production is subtle and stands gracefully behind the track's narrative, never distracting from what's being said and only complementing it.
It's the sort of music that winds itself around you like a comforting breeze and is perfectly in tune with the title of the project, The Secret Beach. While Micah Erenberg's star continues to rise, "God Is" keeps proving to be an example of why The Secret Beach is winning over audiences in search of genuine art with bite. It's a single for reflection and connection, for quiet moments of introspection in a loud world." If you're ready for music with a heart, a soul, and a distinct voice, then allow me to introduce you to The Secret Beach's "God Is." Anyone who hasn't heard Micah yet realizes it or not, tracks like this prove that Micah's storytelling is required.